Cividep is a member of the Good Electronics Network from India, and has been working on a handbook for factory workers on Indian labour laws in that country. The handbook is part of our Worker Education Series and three chapters have been made available. The Minimum Wages Act, Maternity Benefits Act and Contract Labour Act are explained in these chapters.
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